Pet Friendly Hotels in Braga District, Portugal

Good location, ideal for staying overnight in Braga at a good price

A gem found by Jimalangs was originally an old house bought by a famous tennis player. The decoration was very elegant, the front desk service was especially good, and the bar brother was also very considerate. The breakfast was great, exquisite, and some were optional. It was not a long row, but I couldn't pick out the delicious one. There are also freshly cut mangoes, which is great. But the only downside is that there is a bar downstairs, which is very noisy on Saturday night and can only sleep at 3 am.

Delighted to stay at this hotel close to University Campus (though I was not a student). Was an actual hotel from a Spanish hotel chain not a ”B&B” so don't be fooled. Close proximity to Historical Guimares and castle. Free coffee 24/7 at lobby. Staff was informative and helpful. Building located slightly up the hill with about 15 free parking spaces.

Good location for stay there. Easy to get around. My friends and I like to travel.

Simply everything was excellent, the room was very generous in size, the room was cleaned and tidied every day of our stay, we also had breakfast every day, and although it was not included and for the price you would think that It would be exaggerated but there is a lot of variety and everything is fresh. We will certainly come back, it was a shame it was rainy.

Só um pequeno reparo: Não tem tomada para o secador junto a qualquer espelho. De resto tudo bem!

Good very good recommendation

I liked the location and the new hotel very clean . The breakfast included is very rich. I received a couple bed offered four free drinks in the mini bar the check out was 13:00 but they let us stay until later. I didn't take my pet and then I found that they accept animals because I saw many Animal customers. Very good advice very 😉 The spa and the gym were included. I would love to come back. And the city of Braga linnnnda 😍

The hotel is excellent location. Very central. But the room needs renovation. The room needs painting. The gardens need replacement because they are burns. They provided only one towel per person who had to serve as a face and bath towel.

Porto ｜Pousada Mosteiro de Amares / When I entered the monastery hotel in the mountains I remember the stone also. Portuguese architect De Mora didn't grind them down or return what they looked like six hundred years ago He let the cracks stay Let the ruined and daubed roofs licket like scars Renovation completed in 1997 Now I sleep where the monks once walked. New cement with old stones, modern glass outside is a 17th century wall. Some of the restorations are not restorations, but the ruins are kept alive, and I have to say I find it romantic. Like a human, with all the traces of modification. Standing silently on the mountain #BGM should be Li Zongsheng Hill at this moment